"Who wants to be consistent? The dullard and the doctrinaire, the tedious people who carry out their principles to the bitter end of action, to the reductio ad absurdum of practice. Not I."-Oscar Wilde, The Decay of Lying

I'm working my way through them. I've listened to all the Orthodox speakers and have started Archimandrite Taft's session. What are your thoughts thus far? I love Metropolitan Kallistos but I think Sr. Dr. Larin's talk is my favorite so far.

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"For this God is our God forever and ever; He will be our guide, even to the end." Psalm 48:14

I'm working my way through them. I've listened to all the Orthodox speakers and have started Archimandrite Taft's session. What are your thoughts thus far? I love Metropolitan Kallistos but I think Sr. Dr. Larin's talk is my favorite so far.

I prefer Met. Kallistos. That Carl Olsen guy who "can convince anyone of purgatory" is annoying. Sr. Dr. Larin is my second choise. Great lecture.

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"Who wants to be consistent? The dullard and the doctrinaire, the tedious people who carry out their principles to the bitter end of action, to the reductio ad absurdum of practice. Not I."-Oscar Wilde, The Decay of Lying

I didn't care for Frederica Matthewes-Green's talk, either. She seems like a very nice lady but her talk seemed better suited to a group of people curious about Orthodoxy and who don't have much knowledge about it. I don't mean to discredit her, there is obviously a niche for her and one I'm sure she's successful in... but it just seemed out of place here.

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"For this God is our God forever and ever; He will be our guide, even to the end." Psalm 48:14